Presidential Election | Views from the Authors
I just thought I would put a short little post in here. I was browsing around on Facebook and one my friends said that, “He didn’t have my vote. But, now he has my support.” I agree 100% with what was said here! I think that though Barrack may not be my choice, he was God’s choice. And I’d thought I would mention that God’s choice, it is usually better then mine.
See, now that Obama has been elected, a lot of people are angry, people want to kill Obama, people really don’t realize that what they are saying is, “I hate what God has chosen for me!” God made the decision for Obama to be president, we didn’t.
Now, though I believe that Barrack doesn’t have the best plans, I do think that he deservers my respect. He is my president, and the truth is, he can’t mess up God’s plan. So, please, when you get all angry and depressed because we have a socialist president, just don’t. God made this decision, not us.
-JosiahR
With the arrival of the news that Barrak Obama is our next president, there is one thing that I do not regret about this. I am glad that we now have a president of african american decent. But what makes a man qualified to be president? Is it the color of his skin? Or his experience and knowledge of how to efficiently do the job? America was so anxious, so ready to get a black man in the White House that we were willing to turn a blind eye to everything this man stands for, to sacrifice everything America stands for and to embrace what America has fought against since the day it was founded, namely socialism. For those who doubt that Obama could possibly be socialist I have a few words for you. Obama’s ”Spread the wealth” idea is the very foundation of socialism. I quote Karl Marx (founder of socialism).
“To those according to their need, from those according to what they have.”
In other words, Give to those who do not have (and will not labor for) what the man who has worked hard owns.
But what will we do? Will we sit back and watch our country turn against the very principals that it was built on? No! I urge you not to give up, but to continue to fight for what is right and good. So please, do not be discouraged, be encouraged! For after all, God always has the first, the present and the last word in everything.
-cj
I am very saddened that John McCain did not win. I think now with Barack Obama as our next president we are now up against some very hard times. Such as losing the freedom of religion, the freedom to own guns, the freedom of speech. As well as being up against a communist/marxist government. But overall God is in control.
-Kyrene






